photo l.a. opens tonight
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Tonight the 20th anniversary of photo l.a. kicks off with a benefit for the Wallis Annenberg Photography Department at LACMA. William Eggleston and Stephen Shore will be the honored guests. I plan to be there this evening, so if you're attending, please say hello!
Elliott Erwitt, Venice Italy, 1949
The longest running art fair west of New York, photo l.a. brings together photography galleries from around the globe, displaying excellent examples of contemporary photography, video and photo-based installations along with masterworks from the 19th century to over 10,000 attendees.
Michael Kenna, , from "Huangshan: Poems from the T'ang Dynasty"
Brooke Shaden, "Dream State"
Graham Nash, "Joni." from "Love. Graham Nash"
Programming for photo l.a. includes:
· A panel discussion with world-renowned photographer Stephen Shore examining the La Brea Matrix, an exploration of the cross-cultural exchange between art photographers on both sides of the Atlantic that examines the iconic power of the photograph Shore took on the corner of La Brea Avenue and Beverly Boulevard in Los Angeles on June 21, 1975.
· Collecting seminars with Chrissy Crawford Malone (ArtStar.com & LittleCollector.com), Weston Naef (founding curator, J. Paul Getty Museum Department of Photography) and W.M. Hunt (New York-based collector, curator and consultant).
· Panel discussions and conversations with Jean Michel Cousteau, Manfred Heiting, Arthur Ollman, Alex Klein, Amy Arbus and Jeff Sheng.
· Book signings and lectures with internationally renowned photographers Uta Barth (“The Long Now”), Zoe Crosher, Lyle Ashton Harris (“Excessive Exposure”), Ron Jude (“emmett”) and Michael Light (“LA Day/LA Night”), Andrew Moore and others.
· Meet-and-greet with Joey L., whose distinctive style of photography is showcased in the “Twilight” film posters.
Andre Kertesz, "Woman Holding Sign", 1940s
Photo l.a. runs from January 13-17 at the Santa Monica Civic. Definitely check it out if you have a chance. You can find more information at photola.com.
All images courtesy photo l.a.
The longest running art fair west of New York, photo l.a. brings together photography galleries from around the globe, displaying excellent examples of contemporary photography, video and photo-based installations along with masterworks from the 19th century to over 10,000 attendees.
Programming for photo l.a. includes:
· A panel discussion with world-renowned photographer Stephen Shore examining the La Brea Matrix, an exploration of the cross-cultural exchange between art photographers on both sides of the Atlantic that examines the iconic power of the photograph Shore took on the corner of La Brea Avenue and Beverly Boulevard in Los Angeles on June 21, 1975.
· Collecting seminars with Chrissy Crawford Malone (ArtStar.com & LittleCollector.com), Weston Naef (founding curator, J. Paul Getty Museum Department of Photography) and W.M. Hunt (New York-based collector, curator and consultant).
· Panel discussions and conversations with Jean Michel Cousteau, Manfred Heiting, Arthur Ollman, Alex Klein, Amy Arbus and Jeff Sheng.
· Book signings and lectures with internationally renowned photographers Uta Barth (“The Long Now”), Zoe Crosher, Lyle Ashton Harris (“Excessive Exposure”), Ron Jude (“emmett”) and Michael Light (“LA Day/LA Night”), Andrew Moore and others.
· Meet-and-greet with Joey L., whose distinctive style of photography is showcased in the “Twilight” film posters.
Photo l.a. runs from January 13-17 at the Santa Monica Civic. Definitely check it out if you have a chance. You can find more information at photola.com.
All images courtesy photo l.a.
Labels: Amy Arbus, photo l.a., Stephen Shore, Uta Barth, William Eggleston
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Thursday, January 13, 2011
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11 Comments:
What beautiful photos! The "Dream State" is amazing. Have a fab time MaryJo! Xo
Wow, this sounds so cool! I can't get over the 2nd photo of the brick bridge and the last photo. Sounds like an awesome exhibit. have a great time! thanks for your nice words on my latest post ( i was really nervous about this ). a long clock necklace would be sooo great with it...thanks for the styling help! :)
What gorgeous photos!
This promises to be an unforgettable exhibit!
xoxox,
CC
Thanks so much for the flea market info, I absolutely adore LA and can't wait to be back over.
Oh wow, beautiful post!
I'd love to be there, but I won't. :(
Hehe!
Thank you so much for the comment!
How about we follow each other?
Well, of course I've already followed you (how could I not, your blog is mix up of the most wonderful things!)
XO
Freya
@ AMileOfStyle.blogspot.com
When I look at that first photo..it reminds me of my brother when he was little wanting all my Mom's bras.
Wow! This sounds so amazing. I wish I could go. Have fun, Mary Jo and let us know how it was :)
this is amazing and i'm so happy i will be able to see it!!! stop by tomorrow and check out your name in there!
Really excellent photos! Wish you a great evening/ Eva
Interesting post. Just love the last photo.
this looks amazing. what a great group of talented artist.
xo
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